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Browns Interviewing Mike Mcdaniel on Monday
Mike McDaniel is among six candidates interviewing for the Browns' head coach role as they seek to revamp their offense with an innovative leader.
- On Monday, the Cleveland Browns will welcome former Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel to team headquarters for an interview for the Browns head coach vacancy.
- After firing Kevin Stefanski on Jan. 5, the Cleveland Browns need a new head coach and plan an offseason offensive overhaul seeking a brilliant offensive leader.
- McDaniel, 42, was fired by the Miami Dolphins on Jan. 8 after a 7-10 mark this past season and finished with a 35-34 regular-season record and 0-2 playoff record.
- This week Mike McDaniel will interview with four NFL teams including the Atlanta Falcons, Tennessee Titans and Baltimore Ravens, while the Detroit Lions are interested in him for offensive coordinator.
- McDaniel, who coached Cleveland's receivers in 2014, is the sixth candidate to interview and the fourth with previous ties, known for uptempo schemes and fitting Cleveland's needs.
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